MYRICA CERIFERA GLOBULI C/D 1 - C/D 4

Myrica cerifera, also known as wax myrtle or southern bayberry, is a shrub primarily found in the humid coastal regions of North America, especially on the East Coast of the USA. This plant thrives in marshy areas and is known for its aromatic leaves and berries.

Myrica cerifera has a long tradition in Native American folk medicine, where various parts of the plant were valued for their healing properties. The berries were often used to make teas that promised a variety of health benefits. Furthermore, the plant is also known for its ecological benefits, as it serves as a food source for various bird species.

In homeopathy, Myrica cerifera is traditionally used to support the respiratory tract and for various skin complaints. Its application is based on traditional experience and the observation of the plant in nature.

• Origin: North America
• Traditionally used in folk medicine
• Homeopathic application for respiratory and skin problems